So. We lose a nice early morning wake-up call to Paul Campbell's pisspoor excuse of a radio station droning out self indulgent shite from anyone with a guitar who has long hair and a soft rock voice. What an absolute shame. I love Birdsong - a nice wake up, especially since I live next to a busy road as well.
The Amazing radio website looks like it was done by some guy who had to hastily install joomla or something, and the entire thing seems to reek of pretention.
Shame, I like birdsong, but with any luck this stupid idea for a 'Web 2.0 Radio station' will go bust soon.
aeonsource wrote:The Amazing radio website looks like it was done by some guy who had to hastily install joomla or something, and the entire thing seems to reek of pretention.
Shame, I like birdsong, but with any luck this stupid idea for a 'Web 2.0 Radio station' will go bust soon.
Yeah lets hope it goes bust and gets replaced by yet another Heart FM :roll:
As for the station website, that's the least of their worries at the mo... they've not even got a playout system yet (see my link below)
James H wrote:So. We lose a nice early morning wake-up call to Paul Campbell's pisspoor excuse of a radio station droning out self indulgent shite from anyone with a guitar who has long hair and a soft rock voice.
Not that it's actually started yet, it's just a test loop at the moment
The station only got their license on Thursday and apparently it's been a bit of a rush to get just the test on air (although why they had to get something on air by the 1st june I've no idea). There's some behind the scenes stuff here: http://amazingradio.co.uk/blog I think it's a great idea and hope it works out
Never seen the long term fascination with Birdsong but I'd have thought they could find a chunk of bandwidth for it somewhere.